Sentence examples for deep sea cave from inspiring English sources

Has the message from Al Qaeda just become fossilized, a missive from a coelacanth that no longer dares venture out of its deep sea cave, where it slakes its predatory appetites in the dark?

That's no easy task: These fish dwell in deep-sea caves and are exceedingly rare.

Furthermore, there are also examples of lineages that have become, arguably, less complex with evolution (e.g., loss of numerous organs and body parts in parasites, loss of eyes in deep sea and cave-dwelling fauna).

The eerie 20-foot-deep collapsed sea cave off the coast of Cape Perpetua legitimately looks like it's draining the Pacific Ocean.

The sea laps somewhat tunelessly, grating the pebbles, with a deeper bass note coming from a sea cave round the headland.

Some deep-sea and cave organisms called chemoautotrophs depend on chemical gradients, such as the natural energy-producing reaction between hydrogen sulfide bubbling up from vents and oxygen dissolved in water.

Its 174 species may or may not be descendants of a common ancestor and are found in many habitats from intertidal to hadal deep sea, including estuaries, salt springs, and caves.

Local attractions include zip lines, cave and river tubing, scuba diving, jet skis and deep sea fishing.

But the islands that stand between Bamfield and that deep sea — Fleming, Helby, Diana and Edward King and a handful of nameless skerries — are themselves rich with beaches and sea caves.

Megamouth sharks troll the deep sea for the smallest bits of food, plankton and krill, trapping them in the massive caves that are their jaws.

Taste the "deep sea wind" foam!